Glitch Bottle | #035 - The Unknown 'Liber Almandal Salomonis' with Vajra Regan @glitchbottle | Uploaded November 2018 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Listeners, get ready to learn about a previously unknown version of the Almandal of Solomon dating from the 13th century (!), with medieval scholar, author and researcher, Vajra Regan! Let me repeat that, especially those who are familiar with the “Art Almadal” one of the five books of the Lemegeton - this is a very early and radically different version of the Almandel, and Vajra is here to share his thoughts on this, which he condensed into a marvelous 60-page article he wrote for the Journal of Medieval Latin! We talk about it’s relation to medieval lapidaries, the “Ars Notoria”, and how it was influenced by Arabic texts pouring into Europe!
Get the 2018 Journal of Medieval Latin (with Vajra’s entire article) - brepols.net/Pages/ShowProduct.aspx?prod_id=IS-9782503578491-1
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The introduction and outro music for this podcast is the piece “Tornado” by the excellent Dávid Szesztay, a composer from Budapest, Hungary, with all music copyright for this track belonging to David Szestay. Music © Dávid Szesztay. Here is more info:
*David’s biography - needledrop.co/artists/david-szesztay
*David’s “Tornado” Track - freemusicarchive.org/music/David_Szesztay/20170730112627341/Tornado_1008
Listeners, get ready to learn about a previously unknown version of the Almandal of Solomon dating from the 13th century (!), with medieval scholar, author and researcher, Vajra Regan! Let me repeat that, especially those who are familiar with the “Art Almadal” one of the five books of the Lemegeton - this is a very early and radically different version of the Almandel, and Vajra is here to share his thoughts on this, which he condensed into a marvelous 60-page article he wrote for the Journal of Medieval Latin! We talk about it’s relation to medieval lapidaries, the “Ars Notoria”, and how it was influenced by Arabic texts pouring into Europe!
Get the 2018 Journal of Medieval Latin (with Vajra’s entire article) - brepols.net/Pages/ShowProduct.aspx?prod_id=IS-9782503578491-1
_________Subscribe to Glitch Bottle!_________
▶︎YouTube
youtube.com/user/glitchbottle
▶︎ iTunes
itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/id1235137914
▶︎Stitcher:
stitcher.com/podcast/alexander-eth/glitch-bottle
The introduction and outro music for this podcast is the piece “Tornado” by the excellent Dávid Szesztay, a composer from Budapest, Hungary, with all music copyright for this track belonging to David Szestay. Music © Dávid Szesztay. Here is more info:
*David’s biography - needledrop.co/artists/david-szesztay
*David’s “Tornado” Track - freemusicarchive.org/music/David_Szesztay/20170730112627341/Tornado_1008
